City pays $18,378 to B&D Electric for water system repairs
Motor and pump repairs keep water flowing properly to neighborhoods. This no-bid contract fix restores circulation and pressure in the city's water system.
Motor and pump repairs keep water flowing properly to neighborhoods. This no-bid contract fix restores circulation and pressure in the city's water system.
Citywide street resurfacing project to improve road conditions across Birmingham. Work funded through capital improvements; contract goes to lowest qualified bidder.
Library gets new flooring and installation as part of facility maintenance. Improves public space accessibility and comfort for visitors.
Street improvements to 37th Court West require temporary access across John C. Whatley's property. Easement payment is routine for public works projects.
City commits to professional services contract with Gray Quarter Inc. for network and software expertise. Dollar amount not disclosed in item text.
Removes public right of way near Lakeshore Parkway and Turin Road, allowing adjacent property use; typically precedes private development or removes unused city easement.
Nori Thai and Sushi Restaurant seeks approval to serve alcohol. Public hearing will allow residents to comment on the license application.
Interstate 65 Chevron's Marathon Gas Station at 1164 Arkadelphia Road gains off-premise beer and wine sales approval. Residents in the area may see expanded alcohol retail availability.
City is giving up public right-of-way land (about 0.8 acres) parallel to Zurich Road. This removes a strip of public property from city control; check if this affects your access to or use of nearby streets or future development plans for the area.
Public right-of-way near 57th Street and 1st Avenue will be removed from city control, potentially allowing adjoining property owners to use or develop the alley space. This changes street access and property boundaries in the area.
Vacating airspace removes a city-controlled corridor above private land, potentially enabling development or easement use in that area.
City relinquishes control of street right-of-way between Powderly and Jackson Avenues, freeing the land for private development or adjacent property consolidation. Check if this affects access to your neighborhood.
City spending $254,435 on exterior repairs to Vulcan Tower at 1701 Valley View Road. Work maintains public landmark infrastructure.
Hooper City Phase V street improvements require temporary access across this private parcel. The $300 payment compensates the property owners for construction easement rights.
City seeks federal funding for infrastructure improvements through the U.S. Department of Transportation's Rebuilding America Initiative. Grant approval could bring substantial federal dollars to local projects.
Bush Hills Neighborhood Association gets $30,000 for drainage improvements in District 8, redirected from Council discretionary funds.
City Hall Council Chambers gets new lighting system. Vendor selected through competitive bid.
Street improvements on 37th Court West between 6th and 4th Streets West will require temporary access across private property. This payment compensates the landowner for the easement needed to complete the Hooper City Phase V project.
City proposes to give up public land (a right-of-way strip between 19th Place SW and 21st Street SW). Public hearing March 14, 2023 will determine if the vacation proceeds.
The city compensates a property owner for temporary access to their land during 37th Court West street improvements between 6th and 4th Street West.